Re: Installation freezes on CD-TEST at the begining
Hi
Don't know if this might help, i had similar problems installing RH and
Fedora Core 1.0 on my Compaq N1050V (which is now HP) and could not get
past the "CD Test" phase.
I tried every solution that i could find but to no avail.
Eventually I inserted and external keyboard into the usb laptop part,
and then I could get past the CD Test phase, after that you do not
require the external keyboard, just pull it out and carry on with the
rest of the installation. It seems that the laptop keyboard does not get
recognised at load / install time.
Good luck, let me know what happened.
Thanks
Solly
Caleb Rodriguez wrote:
I had a similar problem with my Sony Vaio. I found that no matter
which distro I tried to install it would now go all of the way. I just
about took my laptop apart.
Here is what fixed my problem. I puchased a can of compressed air and
cleaned out the vents all around the entire laptop. I then I powered
back up and believe it or not I got Fedora to install.
Hope this helps I have found out that Linux drives the hardware
hardier that the other OS.
- cheers
Diego Medina wrote:
> I know both CD sets are ok, because i used them on other machines,
> and I´ve already tried the text-mode installation, I´ve even tried
> the <linux noprobe> installation, so I think is some kind of
> compatibility problem of the FC/RH distribution with my hardware,
> known that yesterday I tried SUSE 8.2 and it installed without any
> problem.
> My biggest issue is that in my study/work environment I have much
> more support for the RH distributions so I would be a lot happier
> with FC or RH.
> Thanks again
> Diego Medina
>
> */David Liguori <liguorid(a)albany.edu>/* wrote:
>
>
> Diego Medina wrote:
>
> >Hi, I have a HP Notebook(ze4630us) and have the following
> problem: When
> >trying to install Fedora Core1 or RH9, my computer freezes when the
> >CD-Test is about to start, It doesnt even let me press OK or Skip
> Test, It
> >shows me the window with the question and freezes completelly, Id
> like to
> >know if anyone has had this problem and what whas the solution,
> if any.
> >Thanks in advance
> >
> >
>
> Have you tried a text mode installation? Type "linux text" at the
> boot
> prompt. (The default is a graphical mode installation). See if it
> still
> hangs, at that point. If you have access to another machine you
> might want
> to do the media check and verify it's OK, but it sounds like
> you've tried
> at least 2 CD sets (FC1 and RH9) already.
>
>
> David Liguori
>
>
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